WhatsApp will never be the same again
It’s been a long time coming but one of the world’s biggest messaging platforms has finally turned its back on its own founding mantra.
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‘Defective’ Teslas exposed in ‘safety test’ fail
Anti-Tesla activists have targeted Elon Musk again, with a series of tests they claim show his EVs have ‘critical safety defects’.
‘Nuclear bomb’: Iran act changes everything
Experts warn that after decades of research and development, Iran’s military could be “weeks away” from creating a nuclear bomb.
‘Retro’ Gen Z trend baffles millennials
A growing number of young people are turning back the clock and purchasing nostalgic millennial-era devices.
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Weird speeding notice hits Aussies
Drivers across NSW have been left puzzled by the appearance of mysterious letters turning up in their mailboxes.
Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
The hipster swindle: Gen Z hand over $300 cash
Gen Z might be suffering through a cost-of-living crisis, but that’s not stopping some from splurging hundreds of dollars on a must-have accessory:…
Apple Execs on AI Setbacks, Siri Delays, iPads and More (Full Interview)
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Huge change coming to Aussie car market
Australia’s car market is facing its biggest shake-up in decades, with some experts calling it the largest shift in automotive history.
Zuck’s $23 billion ‘wartime’ move stuns
The global arms race towards an AI more powerful that humans can currently conceive is heating up as Mark Zuckerberg enters the fray.
Huge change to Aus’ favourite ute revealed
A massive change to the country’s most popular ute is about to send Aussies scrambling to get their hands on one. Here’s what we know.
Fears Australia faces ‘missed opportunity’
A business leader has called for a boost in the research and development spending, with levels currently putting Australia behind the global pack.
I was a teenage space nerd – now my job is out of this world
Bella Hatty used to spend hours gazing at the stars and moon. Now the 26-year-old is loving her “dream job” as a space traffic controller.
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